Black Napkins

SpellboundByMetal · Post by **SpellboundByMetal** » Tuesday Nov 01, 2005

this instrumental Frank Zappa song is just amazing. his guitar work is entrancing. what a composer! anyone agree?

Punkinhead · Post by **Punkinhead** » Tuesday Nov 01, 2005

Frank Zappa is phenomenal...

Diavolo · Post by **Diavolo** » Tuesday Nov 01, 2005

Zappa's body of work is amazing both in its diversity and in its volume. He released over 50 albums in his lifetime. He's done rock, jazz, doo-wop, humor, classical, etc. Really incredible and my biggest musical inspiration.

red · Post by **red** » Tuesday Nov 01, 2005

Did you ever see his movie 200 motels? If you can find it watch it!

YankeeRose · Post by **YankeeRose** » Tuesday Nov 01, 2005

red wrote:Did you ever see his movie 200 motels? If you can find it watch it!

I have some tuneage, but I've never seen the flick...you're the third person to recommend it.

ZappasXWife · Post by **ZappasXWife** » Wednesday Nov 02, 2005

Of course I love Zappa, don't miss him leaving the toilet seat up though. Yes huge body of work and a genre that defies definition. They say if a musician played for him his reputation was golden as he was quite picky and would sit there dismissing player after player.

YankeeRose · Post by **YankeeRose** » Wednesday Nov 02, 2005

ZappasXWife wrote:Of course I love Zappa, don't miss him leaving the toilet seat up though. Yes huge body of work and a genre that defies definition. They say if a musician played for him his reputation was golden as he was quite picky and would sit there dismissing player after player.

A "man", leaving a toilet seat up?
I've never known anything else.
I know, I know, "see the movie".
One of these days...you don't happen to own it, do you? I'm not certain if he liked Van Morrison.
I found a site that I was actually able to hear most of VM's version of "Dead Girls of London" on, before it started to break up...it
was a miracle I was able to hear any of it, with this pos!